Invisible Fear PC

Evelynn returns to an abandoned school to confront the supernatural nightmare haunting her after a tragic day left her injured and the place shuttered. She navigates the eerie halls, using her camera and security feeds to spot invisible threats that emerge at night. Each night demands collecting a set number of artifacts to endure, with escalating dangers from prowling creatures. Random item spawns and creature placements ensure every run through the school differs, blending survival tension with unpredictable exploration. This indie adventure suits players who relish replayable challenges in haunted settings, where cameras serve as the vital shield against the unseen. PC gamers face fresh terrors each time, testing wits night after night.

This is my first game as a solo developer, of course you may encounter some bugs that I will be fixing! Since my childhood it was my dream to create my own game and here it is. I put a lot of time and effort into this game, I hope you enjoy it!

Evelynn, an ordinary teacher in a private school, who had to endure tragic events, after that the school was closed and she was hospitalized with a serious injury. Now the previous nightmare follows her, haunts her dreams and calls her to go back, so Evelynn decides to return to the school to find out what happened on that terrible day. She wants to end her painful memories. There she encounters something supernatural...

Abandoned School

- Go through the nightmare in an abandoned school and find out what happened on the tragic day that changed everything here.

Camera is the key to survive

- Use your camera or security cameras to protect yourself from creatures that comes out at night. The cameras can show you some invisible things.

Survive the night

- In order to survive the night you need to find a certain number of artifacts. Each night will become more difficult and the creatures more dangerous.

Replayability

- The items spawn is set randomly, as is the creatures on the location. You'll never be sure what awaits you in the next room: artifact or a trap?